SLR107 3000rds Later - Fix it Felix!

Published on May 29, 2016
Duration: 15:32

After 3,000 rounds, the Arsenal SLR107's trigger was improved by addressing a ledge on the hammer plate and debris on the trigger hook. A Dremel tool and sandpaper were used for a quick 5-minute fix, resulting in a much smoother trigger pull with no hang-ups or failed resets. This DIY modification significantly enhances the shooting experience.

Quick Summary

After 3,000 rounds, the Arsenal SLR107 FR showed impressive durability. A simple trigger fix involving polishing a hammer plate ledge and cleaning debris smoothed operation. Upgrades like the Fighter 24 brake and ACSS red dot significantly enhanced recoil control, flash management, and long-range accuracy.

Chapters

  1. 00:14Introduction: 3000 Rounds on SLR107
  2. 00:23Cosmetic Upgrades: Fighter 24 Brake & ACSS Red Dot
  3. 00:47Fixing the Trigger: Ledge and Debris Removal
  4. 01:46Fighter 24 Brake Performance: Recoil and Flash
  5. 02:09Dark Room Test: Fighter 24 vs. Original Brake
  6. 03:08Durability Test: Sand and Water Immersion
  7. 04:25Sand Tornado Test (Fun Test)
  8. 05:13Malfunctions Observed: Primer Strikes & Jams
  9. 06:35Accuracy Test: 100 and 300 Yards
  10. 07:47ACSS Red Dot: Bullet Drop Compensator Accuracy
  11. 08:33Internal Inspection: Bolt, Carrier, and Trunnion
  12. 10:01Bolt Wear Analysis
  13. 11:10Bolt Carrier Inspection
  14. 12:13Trunnion and Rivet Integrity
  15. 13:18Gas Tube and Gas Block Condition
  16. 14:59Headspace Check: NOGO Gauge Test

Frequently Asked Questions

What common trigger issues can occur on Arsenal AKs like the SLR107?

Arsenal AK-pattern rifles, such as the SLR107, can sometimes exhibit trigger issues like a ledge on the hammer plate or debris on the trigger hook. These can lead to hang-ups and failed resets, but are often fixable with simple gunsmithing.

How does the Fighter 24 brake perform on the SLR107?

The Fighter 24 brake significantly improves recoil management and flash suppression on the SLR107 compared to the original 74-type brake. It's lighter and shorter, enhancing maneuverability and shooting comfort.

Is the ACSS red dot sight effective for long-range shooting on a 7.62x39mm rifle?

Yes, the ACSS red dot sight with its bullet drop compensator proved highly effective on the SLR107. When zeroed at 50 yards, it was dead-on at 300 yards for the 7.62x39mm caliber, making it a game-changer for extended range accuracy.

What was the overall durability of the Arsenal SLR107 after 3,000 rounds?

The Arsenal SLR107 demonstrated excellent durability after 3,000 rounds. Key components like the bolt, bolt carrier, trunnion, and rivets showed normal wear without significant deformation. Headspacing remained consistent, passing a NOGO gauge test.

Related News

All News →

More Gunsmithing & DIY Videos You Might Like

More from AK Operators Union, Local 47-74

View all →